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The Federal Court of Australia has ruled that a company will be liable for third party Facebook or Twitter posts where it knew of the publications and decided not to remove them
The Commerce Commission recently announced that it is undertaking a campaign to educate businesses about consumer rights and their obligations under competition and consumer legislation in the context of the upcoming Rugby World Cup
The recent wrangle between the BBC and Ben Collins serves as reminder of the importance of ensuring that the counterparty you contract with is, in fact, the party you intend to be bound by the contract
